The hottest Art market Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Art & Illustration Topics
Banana Peel Pirouette 59 implied HN points 18 Nov 23
  1. NFTs were a hype but have lost their appeal, leading to exhaustion and disinterest among many people.
  2. The debate on whether NFTs qualify as 'Art' highlights the evolving definition and role of contemporary art in today's society.
  3. The embrace of NFTs reveals the commercialization and elitism inherent in the art world, blurring the lines between art, investment, and spectacle.
The False Consensus Effect 39 implied HN points 23 Mar 23
  1. The author is offering a deal where anyone can sell their art to friends at a price they set, taking a percentage of the profit.
  2. The author criticizes traditional art galleries and encourages readers to take art sales into their own hands.
  3. The author emphasizes the importance of keeping art alive and bypassing the influence of millionaires in the art market.
The False Consensus Effect 39 implied HN points 26 Oct 21
  1. Human storytelling is unique among species, offering a blend of blessing and curse.
  2. NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are a way for rich individuals to invest and make money, with high values placed on digital art.
  3. The process of creating and selling NFTs involves cryptocurrency platforms and auctions, presenting both challenges and opportunities for profit.
The False Consensus Effect 19 implied HN points 24 Feb 22
  1. Sometimes, artists struggle with the challenges of taking on commissioned work, as it can change their creative process and compromise their artistic values.
  2. Pricing art can be a complex and delicate task, involving considerations of time, materials, and the artist's worth.
  3. Artists often face the dilemma of balancing financial needs with the desire for artistic freedom and expression, which can lead to difficult decisions in their artistic journey.
The False Consensus Effect 39 implied HN points 15 Jan 21
  1. The post discusses the events surrounding the Capitol riot on January 6, highlighting the insurrection, sedition, and impeachment of a U.S. President and lawmakers.
  2. The author reflects on the art world, critiquing the influence of money and power in auctions and the value of artwork compared to the intentions of the artists.
  3. Effective altruism and the debate around the impact of creating art versus supporting charitable causes are explored, with strong criticisms towards the idea of art being considered frivolous in the face of global suffering.
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The False Consensus Effect 0 implied HN points 20 Dec 23
  1. The post shares 11 favorite loose canvas paintings for Fall, showcasing various artworks with unique titles and dimensions.
  2. The artist hints at increasing prices, suggesting investing in the artworks while they are still affordable.
  3. The post concludes with a humorous touch and a tease for an upcoming Christmas message from an unbeliever.